From EBRP Solutions: https://www.ebrp.net/7-things-every-business-continuity-plan-should-contain/# Regardless of the type or intent of a Business Continuity Plan (and there are many), the following seven components should be incorporated in every Plan: 1. Initial Response When something disrupts day-to-day operations, everyone should understand what – if anything – they should do immediately. By planning for that – and […]
Article by Marissa Peretz | Found on Forbes We already know that reducing stress with interests outside of work can help your career. Numerous studies show this, such as the study on the correlation between hobbies and job performance by San Francisco State University organizational psychologist Kevin Eschleman and colleagues. However, what if we take this line of thinking […]
Article by Kathryn Vassel | Found on CNN It’s a thought many new and soon-to-be parents have: How can something so tiny require so much stuff? While you might not need all the gear you’ve stocked up on, there’s no getting around the fact that having a baby will bring changes to your budget.
Article by Kat Boogard | Featured on INC.COM We’ve all had those days — when no matter how much you try to focus on the task at hand, you just can’t seem to make any progress. You type just one sentence of that important email, only to spend the next five minutes perusing one of your social media accounts. […]
Articel by Michael Kohn | Found on AccountingToday The Internal Revenue Service, working in partnership with state tax authorities and the tax preparation industry as part of their Security Summit initiative, reported significant progress Tuesday in the battle against tax-related identity theft, with new steps planned for next tax season.
Article by Gordon Tredgold | Found on INC.COM Whenever I start to work with a new company to help it improve its leadership, the first thing I like to do is study the leaders in action and get feedback on how they are perceivedby their teams. Leadership can be difficult, but I am always amazed by the […]
Article by Sammi Caramela | Found on Business News Daily Running a small business often means having small budget, too. With startup costs, loans and other expenses, it can be difficult to get your feet planted. According to Annie Scranton, owner of Pace Public Relations, businesses of all sizes experience financial fluctuation, so it’s important to create […]
Article by Leigh Buchanan | Found on INC.COM Characterizing a Boomer business as a retirement hobby is as misleading as saying all 20-somethings launch app companies. Still, startups by people over age 50 tend to skew small. Gallup reports that 80 percent are lifestyle businesses meant to supplement retirement income and keep the mind engaged.
Article by Kathryn Vasel | Found on CNN When it comes to saving, we aren’t doing enough of it. Roughly half of Americans are saving 5% or less of their incomes, including 18% that are not saving anything, according to a survey from Bankrate. Only about a quarter of people are saving more than 10% of […]
Article Found on Business News Daily | Written by Nicole Fallon The modern American workplace is undergoing drastic changes. Everything from company culture to how buildings are managed is on the table. Business operations, workspaces, and social norms are all adapting to the earth shattering changes brought about by the digital revolution and ongoing social progress.